In my 20s I knew I needed to save more for the future, but I didn’t know how. My family didn’t either, so I started researching. It took until my 30s to figured it out, but with discipline, controlling my expenses, and advancing my career, I became my own boss at 45.

Like many people, I had a wake-up call in my early 40s. I was burned out, but not yet at a point where I felt I could walk away from my high-stress career. When a close family member was diagnosed with cancer and passed away four weeks later, I was reminded that our lives are short and unpredictable. It was time to prioritize MY well-being and live my life on MY terms. 

Living life on my terms means travel, spending time with loved ones, and being a coach who helps others identify their priorities and achieve financial autonomy. What does living life on your terms mean? Autonomy gives you the ability to choose. To choose what you do, where you go, who you spend time with, and even how you feel about your career with the agency to act on those feelings.

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